Residential Water Purification Solutions

No single system is best for every Ontario home.

You need to consider factors such as the water source, contaminant types and levels in the available water, family size, water usage, and your needs before choosing a water purification system for your home.

If you need just pure drinking water, an RO system is the best system for your home. On the other hand, to resolve the water hardening problem, a simple water softener is best. But if you want to get filtered, clean and pure water in every tap, you need to install an Oaks whole-home water filtration system.

A water filter removes bad odor and taste-causing chlorine, sand, silt, and some of the contaminants from water to make it filtered and healthier for you.

Whereas a water purifier removes contaminants on the wide range of contaminants by using the reverse osmosis principle, UV disinfection process and multi-stage filtration and makes water purified from each contaminant, bacteria, viruses, and minerals found in water.

A whole-home water filtration system is a point-of- entry water treatment system that filters water and provides you with cleaner water in every tap of your home.

It not only provides you with clean drinking water but also with a better experience of cleaning and bathing. It prevents water borne diseases, white scales on tiles, faucets and scale buildup in appliances.

Municipal water is treated before reaching your home. But the old Ontario infrastructure may cause it to become contaminated. It may contain chlorine that is used to clean the water, and iron and rust particles that affect the taste and odour of the water. A water filter may help you to resolve these problems and make the taste and odour of the water.

Yes, a well-maintained Reverse Osmosis system provides you with the best quality water that is safe to drink. RO system removes all the contaminants in different filter media and, at last, remineralises the water.

Usually, water filters do not remove water-hardening minerals, i.e., calcium and magnesium, from water completely. You need to install a water softener for that purpose. You may also install an additional filter in your water filter to remove water-hardening minerals.

Yes, a water purification system reduces bottled water use. It may also cut down your operational expenses spent on clean bottled water and reduce plastic waste.

It is recommended to have a professional water test that will provide you with a detailed explanation of contaminant types and their level in available water. After having the test, it is recommended to contact an Oaks professional for the best advice after analyzing your family size, water usage, etc and tailoring the best system according to your needs.